Hello:
It's been quite a while since I've installed Debian. Last time I did an
install, it was by putting the whole system on one partition.
Now I want to split up Linux into many partitions, i.e. put /usr/ on one
partition, /home/ on another, etc. I want to do this for ease of
backups and some security benefits.
My question is: how does this affect the installation process? Are
there any "gotchas" I should look out for, having my disc split up as
such? I'll be doing the floppy+ftp method of installing potato.
Thanks,
Matt
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